The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-06-08
NEWS NOTES.

Judge Cooley, chairman o. tho INFER
| state commission, is spending short time
at his home In hnn Arbor, Mich.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has au-
thorized the FIRST National bank OF Merrill,
| Wis, 70 begin business with capital OF
$4,000
The Ives pool bill, permitting pool-sellng
at race courses. passed the New York state
Senate few days ago by q vote OF seven
teen 10 fourteen.
| 1t is understood that Rev. DIR, Talmage
has been chosen orator OF the day by the
| New York officers having charge of the
Decoration day ceremonies.
| Mayor Parsons, OF Rochester, n. Y, has
instructed the chief of police TO prohibit the
John l.. Sullivan Combination from giving
an exhibition in that city on the 10th.
Mayor Rowland, Of Toronto, Ont, has de-
cided to call public meeting for the pur'
! pose of considering the advisability of pro
I hibiting William O'Brien from speaking IN
that city.
! Commissioner Of Education Dawson has
| recommended the appointment OF Mr.
John Hocom5e, of Indiana, for chief clerk
of tho Bureau of Education add he Will
doubtless be appointed.
The International Convention OF the y.
| NJ. G. A., at it's session in San Francisco,
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/ Toronto, Ont, president; General y. ..
! Howard heads the list Of vice presidents.
The Butte Riving Company's placer
grounds, flumes pipes, buildings, etc, al
Rapid, Oak, were sold the o,her day Tor
! $500 $50, 10 George w. Chadwick, OF New
! York. A big sale OF tin mine property Is
also being negotiated.
| At an adjourned meeting OF the stock
J holders OF the Cleveland & Canton railroad.
the other day, it was determined TO mort
! gage the road for S9,0oO,0OO to widen the
gauge TO the standard, and equip the roao
with new rolling stock. The work will be
! done at once.
| The Southern Society Of New York City,
nj a well attended mce'IUE LNo other night,
voted 10 erect tablet p. mark the spot OF
/ the Batter where n,reral Washington
| babe farewcI. .o .,s on GERS on leaving for
Annapolis to resign his command of the
army. The tablet is TO be dedicated with
| public ceremonies.
General Langicwleza, who was Dictator
of Poland during the rebellion in 1863, died
at Constautinoule fcw days ago. He was
distinguished as "a soldier, statesman and
patriot in his native country, but passed
from public view after his expulsion ard
flight at the suppression Of the last POlisA
uprising. and ended ms career as Il horse
| dealer in Turkey
Mrs Eunice Neltman, over seventy years
Of age, was killed, "a few days ago, at
Howelps Station n. Y, by an Erie train
She was the mother of nine children.
i. T. BarnIm has instructed his agents
in PARIS to purchase the French Crown
jewels If they can be obtained for fifteen
per cent. in advance Of their actual value.
The executive committee Of the United
Labor party, at Cincinnati, held meeting
the other night and resolved to adopt the
name of Union Labor and enter upon Wig.
orous campaign this fall
A telegram from Murphys, Cal, states
! that j. Il. Fruchier, an American citizen,
| residing ut that place. was seized while re
visiting France last November, put in pris.
on, denied counsel, finally forced 20 enter
the French military service, and is now
serving in the Seventh regiment OF the line.
John AXE. second baseman OF the Duluth
base ball club, was drowned in the Missis-
sippi river. "A few days ago, by being cap
sized in a boat by the swell OF "a passing
steamer. Two companions, Earle and
Barnes, swan ashore. AXE came from
Altoona Pa, aud was twenty-four years Of
age.
Orders have been received by the COM
mander OF the United States revenue cutter
Richard Bush. at San Francisco, 10 proceed
TO Sitka, Alaska, TO take on board the
United States Marshal and convey him Ia
| Ounalaska for the purpose of selling at
auction two British schoOners seized in
Behring's sea last year for illegal seal
fishing.
Copeland & McLaren, importers Of pig
iron, etc, at Montreal, have suspended pay
ment. A meeting Of creditors has been
called, when they will ask for an extensir..
OF time. No statement has yet been pre-
pared, but the firm place their liabilities,
direct and indirect, at about $235,OOO.
A correspondent at ConstantinOple tele.
graphs that there is good ground for tho
belief that "A convention between England
and Turkey, settling the question Of the oc.
cupatiOn Of Egypt, will be signed within a
week as the elimination of Sir Henry De.
Wclfe's mission.
The Queen, accompanied by the Marquis
of Lorne and Princess Louise, attended a
special performance Of the Wild West show
the other day. Her Majesty was delighted
with the exhibition and expressed heI
pleasure by frequent applause. After the
performance Buffalo Bill. Red Shirt and Q
number OF squaws attached 10 the show
were presented to Her Majesty.
The Rev. DIR. limo thy G. Pitlun, an emf
nent Episcopalian divine, died at his homo
in Detroit, few days ago. He was born
December II, 1916, at Pennington, Conn.
graduated at Yale in 1895; took Episcopal
orders and had charges successfully al
Louisville, KY; Rochester, N, V: New
Haven, Conn. Albany and Buffalo, n. Y.
and Detroit He comes Of a distinguished
and patriotic Connecticut family.
The Union printers Of Philadelphia, ant
OF all offices east of the Missouri river, cele
brated George W. Childs' birthday, On the
18th. IN q novel way. They each set Loo.